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The War of the Roses

The War of the Roses refers to a civil war fought in England between 2 branches of the royal house. England in the 1450s was in a decrepit state. The still recent Hundred Years’ War had drained massive amounts of economic and human resources, causing poverty and hunger to be commonplace. The king in charge at the time – Henry VI of the Royal House Lancaster – was incompetent and suffered periods of mental illness. Henry VI liked to surround himself with his favourite men, who were often as clueless in the running a nation as the common peasant. This weak government was ill-equipped to piece a devastated England back into prosperity. As a result, the nation was in a state of partial anarchy. Great barons and lords ruled the land, and many private armies stood at arms, ready to battle.

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Alan Zhuang

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Andy Jiang

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Jasper Mai

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James Chae

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Derick Yuan

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Eric Chen

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Inaya Ali

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Catherine Cho

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